Dorćol

Belgrade, Serbia

An old, increasingly hip quarter of leafy streets, specialty coffee, wine bars and neighbourhood restaurants. Belgrade at its most relaxed and creative.

Places in Dorćol

Practical notes for Belgrade

Best time to visit
May, June and September for warm weather and the river terraces. Summer nights power the splavovi (river clubs); winters are cold but the kafanas are cosy.
Getting around
Buses and trams cover the city, but the centre and Stari Grad are walkable, if hilly. Ride-hailing and taxis are cheap. The new waterfront and Ada Ciganlija lake are easy add-ons in summer.
Currency
Serbian Dinar (дин)
Language
Serbian. English is widely spoken by younger locals.
Timezone
CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
Current trends
A new-wave Serbian dining scene modernising kafana traditions; a serious craft-cocktail movement; the river splavovi evolving from turbo-folk to techno; and specialty coffee taking hold in Dorćol and Savamala.

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